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Post by spinners »

not Starion related.. but try taking a bolt or nut off a 74 landrover-you look at them wrong and they will round off or break :oops:
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Post by redzone »

try doing anything on a landrover and it breaks LOL

including just driving one..
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Post by Station »

Remember using a jack on work's 94 Land Rover Defender. Nightmare!!!
Then had to take the wheel nuts put on with an air gun! Argh!
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Post by kiwieurospec »

^Haha had a new one last week with a rooted diff, didn't leak oil tho.

Starion, On later injection the bolts that split it break off with little effort (no warning)

Non Starion, u12 Bluebirds 4wd turbo,(gtir pulsars) starter bolts, don't think starter is removeable without dropping gearbox.
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Post by luifly »

I had one (or 4 to be exact) on my pajero, i had to remove my bull bar from the bumper, which there are 4 nuts and bolts holding it, a normal spanner dosnt fit in the little wedge to stop it spinning but when i got one in there holding it they are so tight that i ended up snapping 2 spanners. I had to resort to the universal shifter (angle grinder : D )
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Post by 4gpwr »

groupAralliart wrote:I have heard that the BA falcon v8 engine is basically removed to change the spark plugs? or it may have been the previous model
Remove the engine to fit tune length extractors on BA V8s
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Post by FST4RD »

What about the Poobaru's.... easier to drop the motor out the bottom to changed the spark plugs. :?
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Post by jwebb2876 »

non-mitsi - the little nuts that hold the fan onto a Toyota 18RC - youve basically gotta be some sort of indian contortionist to get them off without dropping them
mitsi - flywheel bolts on a SOHC '63 that had been sitting under a tarp out in the weather for 6 months
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